An unprepossessing dingy basement that was home to legendary dubstep night FWD>>, Floating Points' You're a Melody night, a longstanding Theo Parrish residency, and thousands of unforgettable one offs that linger in the memory, Plastic People represented a kind of essential essence of clubbing, of what it should be and how it could be. .
No matter how outlandish, stories like these always seem steeped in an essential Walmart essence.
Soho, for many, was an area of the city increasingly stripped of its essential essence, becoming another London enclave that had to submit to the city council's increasingly homogenised vision for the future.
"We're talking about the essential essence of this nation of how it was built, this whole century, you've not dealt with it".
"Obamaness," the essential essence of Obama (his charisma, his compassion, his drive) is what enabled him to defy race and become the first black president in a society that is still so unequal.
The second cognitive construal identified by Coley and Tanner (2012) as particularly troublesome for learning biology is essentialist thinking, in which students assign an essential property, or "essence," to members of a group or category along with other summary information about that group.
The two core theses of metaphysical essentialism are: (i) entities have essential properties or essences that are not merely dependent on language, and (ii) not all necessary truths capture an essential truth or the essence of an entity.
So the first part of the definition of an individual essence — the "essence" part — is that an individual essence is an essential property of anything that has it.
A being's individual essence is an essential property of it, however.
In the scientific description, when reflecting on the people's meaning-making experiences of a phenomenon, an essential meaning structure and sometimes a core, an essence, of the phenomenon can be revealed and described [ 25- 28].
